If you Google the name Vivica A. Fox, IMDB.com will have a laundry list of roles featuring the South Bend, Indiana actress. But you and I know homegirl from ‘round the way when she shook those hips in a bar full men focused on illegal aliens (Independence Day) and it was love at first sight from then on. Ms. Fox has gone on to more behind-the-scenes roles and stepped into the reality TV circus with her own show, Glam God. As this new reality ringleader sits down with The Urban Daily, she discusses why her show is different than the rest, explains what are five unbreakable rules of fashion and says why you’ll only see her “caught on tape” when it hits stores on DVD.

For most fighting fans, Soul Calibur holds a special place in their hearts, as it's warrior-styled combat system allowed users to enjoy the thrill of battle. Its fourth installment finds the genre in a unique position of cross-promoting as LucasArts has hopped on board and brought Yoda, Darth Vader and his newest apprentice into the mix.

John Madden is one lucky son-of-a-game developer! The legendary NFL coach/analyst's videogame football franchise has long been known for three things: destroying relationships, random acts of in-house violence and nerdgasms galore. With your hopes of being the next Reggie Bush in the real world put on the shelf, EA Sports brings two decades worth of dominance back into stores with Madden NFL 2009.

Kevin Liles is an institution in the music business, not just in hip-hop. While Liles began his career as an intern at b-boy staple Def Jam Records, he eventually became Executive Vice President of Warner Music Group – the largest independent music content company in the world. With author and self-help motivator added to his resume, the music industry veteran has come from behind-the-scenes into the front putting his judging talents on full blast with VH1’s I Want to Work for Diddy. A boss in his own right, Kevin Liles talks with The Urban Daily about his own judging eye, how the Information Age has helped creativity and why Rick Ross was only telling his own truth.

The Urban Daily sits down with Uncle Luke as he talks fatherhood, Gabrielle Union, Ice T vs. Soulja Boy and Shaquille O’Neal’s freestyle.